Set CT related fields on URLRequestContextStorage

[kevinsawicki]

Follow up fix for #249

Looks like there were a few fields only being set on the net::HttpNetworkSession::Params and not also set on the net::URLRequestContextStorage object that would cause a crash when missing there.

/cc @deepak1556 @sleevi

Refs electron/electron#7389

[sleevi]

Alternatively https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/net/url_request/url_request_context_builder.h?rcl=0&l=114 may be sufficient. Even if you can't switch wholly to URLRequestContextBuilder, that gives you the 'safe' path for ensuring a URLRequestContext and the Params are kept in sync

[sleevi]

This should only cause a crash if you're using the same URLRequestContextStorage between two URLRequestContexts, right?

I don't know the Electron security model, but in Chrome, I flag any such situations as bugs, because they are a routine source of issues. Thinks like ambient auth decisions for 'background' requests leaking and affecting 'foreground' requests. However, that may be totally acceptable for your use case. Just wanted to highlight it (this is why Chrome has a 'system' URL request context and a 'profile' URL request context, and why WebRTC & media use distinct HttpNetworkSessions). That said, it can also cause surprises (e.g. proxies work on main requests, but not for WebRTC). Just wanting to highlight :)

[kevinsawicki]

Alternatively https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/net/url_request/url_request_context_builder.h?rcl=0&l=114 may be sufficient.

Great suggestion, switched it to use that instead.

[kevinsawicki]

This should only cause a crash if you're using the same URLRequestContextStorage between two URLRequestContexts, right?

To be honest, I'm not really sure on this one.

[deepak1556]

This should only cause a crash if you're using the same URLRequestContextStorage between two URLRequestContexts, right?

@sleevi Yeah but in brightray we only allow every BrowserContext to have a single URLRequestContext associated with it (media in the same context shares it), we use this to create session concept similar to profiles of chrome.

@kevinsawicki the change looks good to me.

[zcbenz]

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